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Do waking salivary cortisol levels correlate with anesthesiologist's job involvement?
Moti Klein
, Natan Weksler
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Yori Gidron
, Eliyahu Heldman
, Eugen Gurski
, Otto Robert F. Smith
, Gabriel M. Gurman
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Job Involvement
100%
Salivary Cortisol
100%
Anesthesiologists
100%
Job Stress
57%
Stress Response
28%
Work-related
28%
Mental Distance
28%
Cortisol
14%
Stress Effect
14%
Illness
14%
Cognitive Variables
14%
Stress Management Techniques
14%
Implicit Association Test
14%
Saliva Samples
14%
Cognitive Appraisal
14%
Personal Behavior
14%
Biological Markers
14%
Self-measure
14%
Pictorial Representation
14%
Saliva
14%
Professional Activity
14%
Elevated Cortisol
14%
Competition Assay
14%
Thought Intrusion
14%
Anaesthetist
14%
Stress Markers
14%
Waking Cortisol
14%
Stress Appraisal
14%
Quality of Medical Care
14%
Psychology
Job Involvement
100%
Job Stress
100%
Salivary Cortisol
100%
Cortisol
75%
Burnout
25%
Cognitive Appraisal
25%